What does QR stand for?

Qatari Riyal (national currency)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Byline: Doha Abu Dhabi Investment House's (ADIH) Qatar Entertainment City project has awarded a 100 million Qatari riyal ($27.

Qatar Entertainment City awards $27m contract

The IPO was a phenomenal success raising 3,381,600,000 Qatari Riyals (Approximately USD$950 million) which was the largest IPO globally in 2009 at the time subscriptions closed.

Vodafone Qatar Q.S.C. to list on the Qatar Exchange on 22 July

The others' cases are now at Qatar's Public Prosecution and if their sponsors in Bahrain pay the fine of 50,000 Qatari riyals (BD5,000) they will be released - or else they will be detained for six months.

Fishermen held

1 billion Qatari Riyals, which has become a part of BARWABARWAs strategic financial structure.

Qatar : QIB and BARWA Real Estate Sign Finance Deal for QR 1.1 Billion

The money was no longer important - which was just as well since the performance of the Qatari riyal was tied to the plummeting US dollar.

The fine line between victory and defeat

The Finance Ministry reported a large surplus of Qatari Riyal (QR) 4,397 million ($1,208 million) in the financial year 2000/01 (ending March).

A 21st century success story: things are looking good for Qatar and, ...

Attiya established strict controls on spending, requiring his personal approval for contracts worth over 50,000 Qatari riyals ($13,700), but as a result of domestic intrigues he relaxed the controls subsequently and set up a special task force to speed up oil development projects in which foreign companies were to be involved.

QATAR - Profile - Abdullah Bin Hamad Al Attiya

It operates by providing points for each Qatari Riyal spent on Qtel services, and enables customers to spend these points on a wide range of gifts and experiences.

Qtel Unveils "Nojoom" as a Gift to People of Qatar